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CFTC Proposal Keeps Sports Prediction Markets Alive, Targets Some Insider-Prone Trades

CFTC Proposal Keeps Sports Prediction Markets Alive, Targets Some Insider-Prone Trades

by RG | Jun 12, 2026 | Law.com

A central regulatory question surrounding prediction markets is the Commodity Exchange Act’s Special Rule, which says that certain event contracts may be contrary to the public interest if they involve things like assassination, terrorism, war or gaming.       A...
How I Made Practice Group Chair: ‘Learn How the Group and Firm Function,’ Says Alexandra Baj of Steptoe

How I Made Practice Group Chair: ‘Learn How the Group and Firm Function,’ Says Alexandra Baj of Steptoe

by RG | Jun 12, 2026 | Law.com

“Throughout your career, do excellent work and build your practice. As an associate, understand your clients and be proactive about your professional growth. To move into leadership, engage in committees and learn how the group and firm...
Latham Leads as SpaceX’s Landmark US IPO Opens to UK, European Investors

Latham Leads as SpaceX’s Landmark US IPO Opens to UK, European Investors

by RG | Jun 12, 2026 | Law.com

The IPO is set to be the largest ever after the Saudi Aramco IPO in 2019.       The IPO is set to be the largest ever after the Saudi Aramco IPO in 2019.       
As Gibson Dunn Leads on SpaceX’s Landmark IPO, Latham Steers Underwriters in UK, Europe

As Gibson Dunn Leads on SpaceX’s Landmark IPO, Latham Steers Underwriters in UK, Europe

by RG | Jun 12, 2026 | Law.com

The IPO is set to be the largest ever after the Saudi Aramco IPO in 2019.       The IPO is set to be the largest ever after the Saudi Aramco IPO in 2019.       
2 Trump Picks with Blue Slips: How They Answered 2020 Election, Jan. 6 Questions

2 Trump Picks with Blue Slips: How They Answered 2020 Election, Jan. 6 Questions

by RG | Jun 12, 2026 | Law.com

The judicial picks’ responses to questions about who won the 2020 election did not ease concerns from progressive groups.      Related StoriesFormer Judges Offer No Easy Answers on Presidential Pardons5th Circuit Judge Ho, Once Again, Tops List of Most Prolific...
Law Firms Don’t Have a Selling Problem, They Have a Memory Problem

Law Firms Don’t Have a Selling Problem, They Have a Memory Problem

by RG | Jun 12, 2026 | Law.com

The next real divide in the legal market is unlikely to be intelligence. The divide will be between institutions that can reliably retrieve and deploy what they already know and those that cannot. The firms that win will be the ones that can surface the right...
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